Data Culture Interviews

A series about creating enterprise data cultures.

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Guest: Ann Jackson, analytics evangelist
 

Chapters

What is analytics evangelism?

Making sense of data takes more than technology

Set aside intuition

Use ideas from other spaces

"Ruthless" change management

Signs of a data-driven culture 

Avoiding analysis paralysis

Should data scientists want coworkers to catch up?

More exciting! More fulfilling!

Inclusion is critical

Finding the nontechnical expertise you lack

Get input to get adoption

Is some data work too advanced to explain?

Spend less time gathering data

Imposter syndrome

Show notes

I enjoyed hearing Ann share her rich experiences and lessons on everything from the challenges of cultural change management, to strategies for avoiding analysis paralysis, to fighting imposter syndrome in data work. Concepts like data-driven culture can seem nebulous, so  it's important to have leaders like her who can provide concrete advice.

—Ian Greenleigh

About Ann Jackson

Ann Jackson is Founder and Chief Analytics Evangelist for Jackson Two, a boutique consulting firm focused exclusively on data visualization and analytics. 

Ann Jackson is widely known in the Tableau community and was named a Tableau Zen Master in 2018.  She is dedicated to her local Phoenix, AZ community and leads the Phoenix Tableau User Group.  Ann’s dedication to growing the practices of data visualization, data communication, and data literacy mean that she is constantly connected and contributing to the global community.  Ann holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and a Masters of Business Administration in Healthcare Management.  She is also proud to be a Tableau Desktop Certified Professional and Tableau Server Qualified Associate.

Follow Ann: LinkedIn | Twitter 

 

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